WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
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NEHAWU: May/June 1998 |
Magazine of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union |
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Underground workers have no say on surface | |
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Workers drive bosses into a corner |
The Eastern Cape has recently been shaken by a work stoppage at all Port Elizabeth and Uitenhage motor assembly plants |
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Gold 1990 wages settled | |
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Repression at Anglo mine | |
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Union battles Chamber for every cent | |
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Tough wage talks - but a new wage policy advanced | |
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The fight for a living wage | |
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10 000 Workers on strike | |
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Paper council is "useless", says union | |
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PWAWU prepares for wage negotiations | |
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Sasol workers win changes | |
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Henred workers celebrate | |
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TransvaaL-wide strike threatened | |
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The fight for a living wage | |
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No smiles at Coke | |
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Fabric firm backs down | |
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Motor workers` meeting | |
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Gas workers win R2 minimum | |
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Key metal firm cracks |